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Plato, Republic, Book 8, section 544d (search)
distinct speciesCf. 445 C. For DIAFANEI= Cf. Tim. 60 A, 67 A, Laws 634 C, and on 548 C, p. 253, note g.? For, no doubt, there are hereditary principalitiesDUNASTEI=AI Cf. Laws 680 B, 681 D. But the word usually has an invidious suggestion. See Newman on Aristot.Pol. 1272 b 10. Cf. ibid. 1292 b 5-10, 1293 a 31, 1298 a 32; also Lysias ii. 18, where it is opposed to democracy, Isoc.Panath. 148, where it is used of the tyranny of Peisistratus, ibid. 43 of Minos. Cf. Panegyr. 39 and NorIin on Panegyr. 105 (Loeb). Isocrates also uses it frequently of the power or sovereignty of Philip, Phil. 3, 6, 69, 133,
Plato, Republic, Book 8, section 562b (search)
“How is that?” “The good that they proposed to themselvesTheir idea of good. Cf. 555 b PROKEIME/NOU A)GAQOU=. Cf. Laws 962 E with Aristot.Pol. 1293 b 14 ff. Cf. also Aristot.Pol. 1304 b 20AI( ME\N OU)=N DHMOKRATI/AI MA/LISTA METABA/LLOUSI DIA\ TH\N TW=N DHMAGWGW=N A)SE/LGEIAN. Cf. also p. 263, note e on 551 B (O(/ROS) and p. 139, note c on 519 C (SKOPO/S). and that was the cause of the establishment of oligarchy—it was wealth,Cf. 552 B, and for the disparagement of wealth p. 262, note b, on 550 E. was it not?” “Yes.” “Well, then, the insatiate lust for wealth and the neglect of everything else for the sake of money-making was the cause of its undoing.” “True,” he said. “And is